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Thames Water OK’d for £400m water works upgrades

The water regulator has cleared Thames Water to invest £400m in upgrading two London water treatment works to secure drinking water supplies.   The deal with Ofwat allows it to take forward several schemes at Coppermills and Hampton water treatment works. Works will involve replacing ageing infrastructure and building new treatment capabilities. The full programme

Understanding the Composition of A53 Steel

When it comes to choosing the right material for your project, it’s important to understand the composition of the steel you’re working with. One commonly used type of steel is A53 steel, which is often used in the construction industry for pipes and other structural components.

Where to Find a Reliable Steel Building Provider in Springfield, MO

If you live in Springfield, MO, an area prone to severe weather and tornadoes, you want to choose a building you can trust. Whether you are creating a residential, commercial, or agricultural building, you need something reliable and durable. Prefabricated steel buildings are long-lasting and weather-resistant, requiring little yearly maintenance. While buying a metal building

Chancellor’s ‘Budget for Long Term Growth’

THE CHANCELLOR Jeremy Hunt delivered his spring budget today targeting 0.8% growth of the economy this year. Taxes The Chancellor said that the economy is “turning a corner” and that inflation is expected to fall to the 2% target in the next quarter. Key measures announced in the Budget include cutting Employee National Insurance tax

CRASH Chief Executive Francesca Roberts to Retire

FRANCESCA ROBERTS, the longstanding chief executive of CRASH, the construction industry charity, is to retire at the end of May after 16 years in the post. An influential figure in both the charitable sector and the construction industry. Francesca started her career with BBC Television. She then moved into the charitable sector where her passion